St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-15
GLOR Ei. ES.

Two deaths were reported yesterday at the
health office.
The Paper King will give away souvenirs at
the Seventh street dime museum to-day.
a pension was Yesterday allowed by Adj.
Gen. Seeley to NJ 5. Eliza Russell of East
Granite Falls, amounting to $?2.
The Church of the Crucifiyon at La
Crescent, Houston county, filed articles OF
incorporation in the secretary of state Office
yesterday
A copy of mortgage of $4,000 given by
the Kettle River Railroad company to the ST.
Paul Trust company was filed with the secre-
tary of state Yesterday.
Jonn 7. Kelly closes his engagement in
Senator McFee' at the dime museum this
week. 10 10, the dog-facei boy, will be the
feature for the coming week.
The directors of the West Side bank met
yesterday and reelected the old officers as
follows: President, Joseph Minea; vice
president, A. NJ. Lawton; cashier, G. ". Hos
mer.
Plymouth church, will preach on prohibition
and high license speaking with some refer
enoe to proposed legislation on this point
during the present session.
If there are any of the business houses that
have not given their order for carnival flags,
1t is requested that they send them in to ].
NJ. Rossel, 100 East Fifth street, to-day. so
they can be delivered promptly.
The Junior Dancing and Carnival club gave
its eighth annual hop in the hall in the Drake
block last night. About 100 couples partici-
pated. L. Snyder, r. Fisher, f. Barson and
Ed LIE Clair acted as floor managers.
In the district court yesterday the argu-
ment was completed in the proceedings for
the ST. Paul g. Northern Pacific road to ac-
qulre crossing at grade of the Manitoba
tracks. and the case was taken under advise
ment by the full bench.
The board of education committee on legis-
lation met last night TO discuss some required
amendments to the school laws. Corporation
Attorney Murray was present, and will pre-
pare bill to cover the changes when they
are decided on, to be submitted to the legisla-
ture.
The P. H. Kelly Mercantile company began
suit yesterday in the district court against
McMurphy & Ellis for S110. 10 for goods sold.
and the Germania bank was garnished to St.
cure payment. Ezra c. Dillingham; sued
William H. Temple for s., 305.36, the value of
merchandise sold.
The firm of McKibbiu, Hasenwinkle &
Whaley, wholesale manufacturers and jobbers
of hats, caps and furs, St. Paul. Mimi, has
been merged into and succeeded by the firm
of McKibbin Co. The members of the lat
ter firm are Joseph McKibbin. Henry Hasen-
Wrinkle, Henry E. Whaley and Arthur B. Dris-
coll.
Adjt. Gen. Seeley yesterday issued general
ORDERS to the effect that Blunt's "Instructions
in Rife and Carbine Firing for the United
States Army is adopted for the instruction
and guidance of the National guard in target
practice. Officers are recommended to pro-
vide themselves with the latest editions.
State Auditor Braden received word yester-
dal OF the death OF his mother at Sioux Fails.
The remains we: e said 10 e en- route for st.
Paul, and Capt. Braden said would be taken
to-day 20 Lite field for interment Mrs. Bra
d. II was over 20 years CT age, and was for
ahnf1 irt1 tbron .oci1 <Nfx
state.
Computations made in the Office of the col
lector of internal revenue show that the
amount collected during the calendar year
1885 was as follows: Beer stamps, $780,
792.40; cigars, tobacco, ETC., 800. 614.1S; spe-
cial tax, SI54 4IS.0s; miscella neous, Sl,514.67;
making total Of $500. 399.SS. an Increase of
$50, 200 over tie ear 1885.
fire in the second story of J. B. Tarbox s.
Cos wholesale shoe house, 1873 East Third
street, about o'clock last evening, called out
the department and was easily exiting uished by
the chemicals without serious damage. The
fire is supposed to have caught from cigar
stub thrown among the boxes in the sample
room. Andrew Buckner and William Ste
phenson discovered the flames.
AT a meeting of the board of directors of
the Y NJ. c. A, last evening, the following
comrnitteeswas appointed to select and ar
range plans for the proposed new building:
r. G. Jefferson. w. R. Ladd, 4. NJ. Drake. W.
F. Myron. George H. Hazard. A committee
was also appointed to thoroughly can vass
the city for subscriptions toward this new
project and action will be taken in the matter
at once. At least 100000 will be expended.
The Mankato Coal Oil and Mineral company,
with a capital stock of S5U.UuU. tiled articles
of incorporation with the secretary of state
yesterday. George E. Spots, Philadel jhia;
P. A. Larson. w. z. Marston and c. E. Davis,
Lake Crystal; P. Zimmerman, J. L. Ritter, ].
Wagon, Harry Shaubet. Ed Weaver. G. c.
McCurd Lester Patterson. A. P. Halfhi.l. of
Mankato are the inC0rDoratOrs.